THE BATTLE OF GUADALCANAL

Introduction The Guadalcanal battle is a very important battlefield that ends Japanese progress in the Pacific. In addition, after they were defeated and removed from the island, it showed that they are not enemies unstoppable. And it led to the trust of the United States and its allies. Amphibious attack on Guadalcanal is the first amphibious attack in the United States after the Pearl Harbor attack. The Japanese opened an airport on the island and tried to get a foothold. It will help protect their side when they keep attacking through the Pacific Ocean.

The battle of Guadalcanal, also known as the battle of Guadalcanal, took place in Guadalcanal's World War II from 7th August 1942 until 9th ​​February 1943. Military operations were carried out on and around the island. This is the first major attack on the Japanese empire by the Allies. On August 7, 1942, the Allied Forces, mainly the US Marine Corps, landed in Guadalcanal, Sluji, Florida in the southern part of the Solomon Islands, denying that Japan and the United States threatened Australia and Australia. Allied supply lines and communication paths and New Zealand; strong US military and the Australian Navy to support these landings

The battle of Guadalcanal, a battle of Guadalcanal, occurred from 7 August 1942 to 9 February 1943 in the Pacific War of World War II. Battle on land, at sea, in the air, and the battle of the Allies against Japanese imperial forces were a decisive strategic battle for World War II. The battle took place in Guadalcanal Island and its surroundings in the southern part of the Solomon Islands. This was the first major attack on the Japanese empire by Allied forces.

The battle of Guadalcanal is also called Guadalcanal's battle, it is actually a series of battles on the largest land and sea on the Solomon Islands. On 7 August 1942, the Allied forces (consisting mainly of the US military) started attacking Guadalcanal to stop Japan's threat to the communication and communication lines between the United States and Australia. The Allied occupied the island, but it took more than six months to break the resistance of Japan. After losing about 30,000 men, over 600 aircraft and 24 warships, Japan decided to evacuate about 10,000 people who survived until February 9, 1943. The Allied forces also suffered severe blows, more than 600 aircraft were destroyed, 25 warships were sunk, and about 7,500 people died. But since then the route between America and Australia is safe.